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' a Tiflflj
I frSl rOT?d f PA'S WW r ' " x KEnd of the Mar. Business.! ITTI f I
fc FA1H j By navld Christie Murray. a . sOs V vvV-'S'' - si - ' W I -fl
flflW a!1 a courttTc kovfu f. Zvl Z-- EiT 77Z . ' !' 9
I DR. DODD'S SCHOOL. iSW -ySJoK '4 STSS- ZrS Uf W , Astronomer Oarrott P. Servles, taker, 4
I flN By JamOR L. Ford. ttfctt I i T--7:1--AIixV-M-C lL--TrTTS7 .tfrffax f6 Fl " Mwsjrom the b.BlnntnBof oupiic. Br' 9
I Si A. I IN THE SUNDAY WORLD. BLJ ffl J K f fe M MI "3 L I fl ULlM1 Jit IPU & ...aWI JjT
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Cyntc Fortune," by David Christie Murray, in To-Morrozvs Sunday World, j
TO-MORROW,
i Sunday, August I 4.
The Sunday World to-raorroiv will
iirint all tlie news, which nootlur pupei
will ilo, and will oresont it all in a Bhapo
v fr more attractive than that displuN cd by
J well fractious of tho worM's news an
may coma to the )uowlidp,o of thin
blooiloci contemporaries. This alone makes
it important for evorylody to t:et Tiir
AVobld. In addition to the newt, and to
the editorials which reflect tho deep
wisdom and licht-licarted cayety of
tliouphtful men, the Bundav Woni.r.
alvrajB prints a eat deal of excellent
matter to cheer and enlighten tho tens
of thousands of reader! who on ouo day
of the week only can llnd time to sit
down at (heir leisura and feed their
mind). Everybody knows so well by
Ibis time the superiority of The World's
distinctively news features that this
column is reserved for the imparting
of detailed information coucprninij'the
other elements tlint go to made up the
greatest Sunday newspaper.
It is difficult to nive a comprehensive
ulea of a publication v. bid) is itself so
i omprehensive and broad that the n er
ase sized mind fails to grasp moro than a
bmall part of it.
CYNIC FORTUNE.
Simply as one of lis featuns tbe Si-sdvt
Would will print complete tlilseiylu
M) tercstlDg novel, by David clirlstlo Mur
ray, of ntty thousand words. It consti
tutes an additional supplement to the
bUhDAT Would In The Wow us regular
lorm, and may be laid asldo conveniently
to be read uurlnz the wetk.
DR. DODD'S SCHOOL,
This Is an excellent story for boys, writ,
ten by James L. Ford. Us publication
will begin In tbe Scnpat World, on tho
child's page, to-morrow. It will not
De printed complete, for no boy in line,
summer weather, with green apples and
other thlngB to attend to, can or should
he allowed to devour au entire long story
at one time. It Is a good, wbblesomo
story for boys, containing an Inconspicu
ous and unotrenslre moral. All boys will
want to read It.
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN SUNDAYS.
Mr. Quay, ot Pennsylvania, whose career
has caused tho press ot this land to
use up all the synonyms for swindler
twice every week, had a happy home
In bis childhood, and as a souvenir ot
that happy home wants the World's
Fair closed on Sundays. The said boy
hood home is Illustrated In tbe Sc.sday
World. Mr. cook, a small, single-barrelled
W-callbro preacher.ls howling with
iuay for the closlngof the fair. He wants
the fair closed so that all foreigners may
behold and admire our American Sunday.
Mr. McDougall, the eminent artist, with
! thrilling pictures, shows what a change-
able thing the Auierloan bunday Is. lie
fchovrs us the bunday In tho 1'urltau
household, where even tbe dog Iouks
gloomy, wifl tho different kind ot a bun
i day which prevails In Chicago, Coney
Island, Ac. ills illustrated thoughts are
worthy of piofouud attention.
THE OTHER SIDE.
Helen Wattersori, wilting foi the
bcsBAT World, proves clemly lint no
one hub a right to be seen on tho Uemtml
rain oad with a baby unless sUo cau plead
as an excuse battle, inuidci, sudden
death, or a tilp to tone island, suo
points out follies of voll.uicaulug younh'
hour n who hand rtllglous tracts to
diuuken young men on the streel-i at a
time when the lnttci do not caie at all
), whether they aie goliivr to licateu or In
theothor direction. Mio deprecates tho
overdoing of plijt-lcal cultmc and In
various wajs aigues asaln,t the well
meaning mistakes tint men and women,
especially tho lattei, aie lonstainlj
making.
THE FACTS ABOUT MARS.
Alter the appeaiaLco of this article the
ery much overdone plaint will piobatlj
It permitted foi a bllu tu puisuo the
teu teuoi ot Its long Journey, neo from
I ojuilar tomuient. Headers ot the .suvmv
OKI d will be very trateful to Mi.tiar-
lett 1'. bervls, tho ablest astiononiprof
theso parts, who very politely poms out
his wisdom and enables Arthui llilsbanc
V tutell Just exactly how thu Maivbusl-
,' Lias began long ages ago, vvhero It is
nun, and what las beun aclih veil b all
tlieicceut btudjlug. .Many pan-iiu, vvlio
do not know the dirreuncn letuceua
jlauel and a fixed btai, mid who line
been ombatiassnd bv the t,u '-tlon-i of
thcli oflsprlrg, and man) joung men In
college whose wisdom has falWd to iue
to the occasion when the Mars discission
camo up, ma uad this article and be as
vUseasanjbod).
1 A GOOD NEW SONG.
Albi-rt Chevallei, tbo I nOMi music hall
man, nl.u writes nnd slugs the best pop.
ulai songs at this luomeui, lias Juslglvm
bli tU to a vvoi k of art entitled " lie's (inl)
Just About o "Igh." Ilio initio mid
wordi are printed complete, with a pic
ture of tho dt.tlngul-.hed Jlr Cliovaller.
1 ho song should appeal vry wldel) in
American e)inpaihles It tells ot a boy
vbo, though only Just about to 'Igh,
A meaning about three feet six, smokes and
m 'reats his parents In u vtry ofl.hand way.
I! Mrli. VAN RENSSELAER ON THE FAIR.
1 1h( nist olnserlcsotartlilej wlihhvvlll
ho aichlte-ts, attlsls and rM i Itlens
iliclr nrbt adequate idea ot the uiagultudo
aid pp'.cnuld qualities of the aill'tlo task
which the World's rulr builders haveuti-
utrtakin. Mrs. Van Uensselacr baj w rlt-
tea :or tc-icorrovv vaia Uupresslons of
Chlcaco as It appears to ono who looks at
It from the artistic point ot view.
YORKYILLE BELLE'S TOILET.
J. J. Kaklns, who knows moro than any
otber writer In New ork what a boito
thinks und what goes on In the racer's
heart, will tell In tho buvnAY Worui of
tho prldo and fall of tho gieat racing
marc, describing her haughty ways before
Ihu race, cry closely lesembllng tho
vvaysota)oung woman prepailng for a
bill, and her dejected rubbing down after
Montana had beaten her.
THE CITY OF DOLLS.
Nill ?vclsonhas been to Sonneberg, and
has studied the )Oungstcrs who earn
their living by making dolls and who hate
the bogus babies with tho deep hatred
that an American jouugster fetls for a
Mate or a geography.
It would take up too much room to
tell in detail about nil the instructive aud
entertaining features which tho Sdmut
Wor? u has preuared for this issue. The
createst difliculty which tho editors have
to contend with is to nud room in the
foity-two broad pages for all that the
army of World writers have pioparod.
Ouo ety brilliant writer tu a tale heailcd
"Tho Animals Melt," describes the
Rtiffcriugs of the Mug of beasts aud other
Central 1'aiJc quadrupeds in the hot
weather. Another with a turn for statis
tics has looked up the familiot
of rich ineu aud gives interesting
facts concerning them, and the
number of their children. Mr.
John Kendrick lianss roviews the humor
of the week m au article in which the
most clever pictures and jokes, foreign
and domestic, are reproduced. The Hu,.
hat W. orld also tells the sloiy of the '
" Dlack Crook" of 1800, describes a man
with arms as strong and useful as au ,
ordinary man's legs, tells of a well-pleased
gentleman who was provided with an
aluminium nose, presents a brilliant page
for women which all men thouUl read,!
one for men especially which will interest j
many women, and n third for children.
1'or jour own bako got n copy of the
Sojjdat World, aud by all meaus order it
in advance.
BOMBARDED WITH MUD.
Soldiers at Coal Creelc Annoying
Citizens to Make Sport,
'. BY ASSOCIATED mCAI.l
ttfAfrAtfooOA, Tenn., Aug, 13 Sensational
reports come from Coal Creek regarding tho
conduct of Tennessee's standing army. Tho
citizens claim that tbe watchers need watch
ing and they have assumed an aggressive at
titude. They charge that the soldiers amuse them
selves by llrlng oyster cans loaded with mud
from their cannons Into the village, and that
tho Oatling gun Is tired recklessly into tho
town. 'ILe complaint has stirred up much
bad feeling.
DISPUTE OVER WATER RIGHTS.
Americans Claim that Mexicans
Monopolize tbe Bio Grande's Flow.
i i.iocnnn rnE.l
Al'sm, Tex., Aug. l'J. Oov. Hogg was
yesterday advised ot a rather odd dlsputo
going on between citizens of the United
fetates and of Mexico along the I pper ltlo
Grande.
It regards the equitable rights nt each to
tho water from the river lor purposes of ne
gation. The Americans bay that the Mexican
dams havu caught all the flow and caused a
great loss to farmers on this side.
The iloverno; of chihuahua Is now at fl
Paso for tho purpose ot confeirlng with
United btates officers about the mattei.
DIXON IN MISSISSIPPI.
Expects Petor Jackson to Second
Him In His Comlnir Fight.
r jwoiutrD rnrs
Nfw Obi bans, Aug. l:i tleorgo Dtton. tho
champion bautuui, has gone to his training
quaueis at Kenned) 's plate, In lilluxl. Mhs.
Before he left be sent a cablegram to l'ctei
Jackson, tc'lllug him ot the kind treatment hu
received.
lilxon said that Jackson doubtlessly would
arilvu here In Hum to sea tho three fights,
and would becond hlin. Iilxnn has gamed
several pounds, and now weighs lis pounds.
BROUGHT HOME FOR BURIAL.
Body of Dr. Llewellyn J. Evans, of
Lano Seminary, Cincinnati
'J ho steamship Alaska fiom Liverpool,
MhhhlsituG licre to-mouow, mil bring tho
uwly ot 1i. I lewellyu J. Evans, uho died at
BaUt, Wales.
Dr. L.uus was & Professor Tor tlility jeara
lnlauo hemloary Qt rioLluuatl. Ills jo1v
ulll tin taken lu eintlunatl tu bo placid In a
auli,uhLioll will remain until the urrl.al
in abmuafortnlJlit f Mi, K&iis and hei
sun, t.hoaie bt 111 In Aale. li will then bo
lutvucU.
I Political Potpotirrl.
I )if Uutriiii-IIouB6 itrtmitn who ar nitilnje4 by
1 tliu Uwtjublutn syuduAle which let ntly got tbe
(oorninFDt ctrtngs coinract lio Ua. A an op pur
tu ntty to hud mit tho rut and the ideal 01 tb
beuetttot irotv.tion to the wnrklngmtn 'J hn
i toremttu have jtut bad their wage reduced froai
$ JO lonjlft iuU tho truckmen troin 41J to 41 a
I rek.
Hepubllcans are great); disturbed oyer the an
nuuiirrinent that ilutle iirltam ta fcnitutuULe
i tho otutiip for ipb weaver, the IVoiiie party
landidflie for PieitidenU ib feeltnt; betwrfD
Jifee tireiiham und Uen. Uarrivon ia bitter
i'lfnidfrit Barker, of the lai Dei artment, hs
ftlieit (1 two Taiaiit lcijiity Ini I omiuiii nei
hips bv niutiitlntf Atmr mulimtn W1 fhm
. Md tnr. ot the uld leuih 'tie .StfTeuiti) Ditr rt,
'and i-dnarct II IoU. brother vt DihuIm At
tnriiAv Nit nil, ot the t ourieeutu I) strict, salary,
m100 i)treT,
SUCCESSFUL
Arc (he advertisers that use
i WORLD Postal-Cards to
send ilicir advertisements to
THE WORLD. Have you
used them yet ?
LASTED ITIO H . ;
i i
HERE'S A NEW GLUE,
Were the Bordens Murdered by
Revengeful Sailors?
They Had Been Witnesses Against
a Ship's Mutinous Crew.
Blon Injured by Their Testimony
Said tu Have Iteon lu Kail Iilver.
fcT iiRoritrrn rnrsi 1
I vsv, Mass., Auc- !"- 'lu M nn linn will
to-dnypubllshantoij slaili"" at Audicvv .t.
llorden, ot Full ltlvr, kitc tuo pi I m lpal tes
timony tlint convicted tlio rliiKl' tU-ri In tne
mutiny on tno M-'.iootier ltloliaid J. lioideu
v?Ulleontbe Tojago Mom n loieljn pori to
tills country; tu it lie mid liH vvlfi) weie on
tlicvcbiol; 111 at his testimony In tlio couits
wad declared by tho balluis to bo falsi-and
exnffffcrattd, and that tliu men vvhu suffered
by It vowed vengeance agtlnst him.
licit, It not all of tliem, have toi-rn re'eased,
and It li fiubmltted that several of lliem weie
In Fall ltlvcr at thn time tif the muider.
Kali, jtiv tu, Mass., t.j. IS!. Iheioactlon
lu tho llorden c isc has set lu, and to-duj the
I popular feellnz Is nntlcrably quiet. 'I here li
very llttlo violent dlscusslo'i (.olnij on on tho
street, aud what fovv lases were seen were tho
1 outgrow m of hard ctiireisloi"! acaluH the
ImptUoncdclil.
'Jhieeda3 agoKvvasilit ponulir cry that
Miss Il'le was a cilmlual and should bo
placed behind prison bars, 'lo-day, although
tho Dlsti let-Attorney and Judges have passed
their opinions on tho evidence, thcru nro
many thoughtlul und Influential men who be
lieve a tilal will substantiate Mba Hordcu's
protestations of Innocence.
1 heie Is now but one policeman at the Bor
don homestead, and hols doing patrol duty
on tho street to prevent curious jeoplefrom
annoying the family. 'I lie police have re
commenced their regular patrol duty, and
only three men are hunting up iuuhcr evi
dences ot tho murder. u
MYSTERY AT LONG BRANCH.
A Man Found Dead on tbs Beach
Clad In a Bathing Suit.
IIMTIAI TO TBf TTFNIIO l!n I
I osa Uhancii, .. J., Aug. ill. The body ot
a man clad lu a bathing stilt was found lying
ou tho sand lu front of the Atlantic Hotel
early this inomlufr.
Tho unknown was about five feet nine
Inches In height, weighing 140 pounds, with
light complexion and sandy mustache and
piobably thlitj-two scats ot age. An ugl
wound over his right ej e made the case luok
bllbplClOUS.
No clothes to Identify the man bs were
found, and seaichlntf panics failed to discover
who ho was No ouo about the beach had
been the man bctoie.
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
ISPFCIAT, TO THr FVFH1MV WOIII 1. I
Uniouios DtAcit Hacf 'IiiaCE, Aug. 13
Following aie probable starters tor Monday :
tint Hacr lx mla hall fin lungs . kaIIiek
It. II.
llippuni ... 1IH IIaIejt Wnoillu ... JUS
IIUIcJaWk ... 10H '"oh -irtliu lu,
Tiofl .. . .. In- Nubian . )05
Couiunin hruHt' . 109!ireLlua . 1UJ
Srtnntt ItfttL -lire fill Inline
Miulownr llHil.iulmy . OS
Sport lUff'Kinrnuoil tilljr 'IV
I'otliB" l"f thr gueou . 1.".
Nar cull 102 l'lu'f-'nl . r,
I'udeJiui , MK I'slauthi . . . 'Jit
I Willi, Jl Alilltto 'lUloilllrtt 'I',
lo(t US l'jn.y ,,, , , V
1 yrlll Ji
'Ihird llA 0 Seieii furlonc U1iik
I 'lmnnlo . Ill) lIMInn li .. 101
Adslcl.Aoilt 107 Joli i Winkle IIS
I latUkliiuK 1 ti 10 Jrtndivu) 'j i
. lialebiiau ... ,. lul Mi j, r U lul
tourtli Ka.r 1 he lurlours
I ( li(iAiuil.t .... llli A lvriitiirer 110
luraiaulur .... lluliitoii Idil
'lonny . 1 HI Sulio (,rr lu
.lutlll LATIIlAlfll .. 110 Kliiiiicul I llli
Dalorltu llli Iwiiikliiick lill
uurii no n.i!i :i;
I Ifth llico Six aud a half liiilunxi,, vlliiik.
Ky Went ... .ltJCnmit '15
.vlift Vimiiil . ... IPuiHla 'M
.laiklluir int I'auliuaj Kail HT
I rd l)alui,ii... . llli lUlr.prluic s7
l'.iklno 'll,l
Mllll 1,VL -I Ivo failuiiK".
Wlittl tl ... - Minllir.1 100
Mncllaue .... - tarl llloiaoiu 1UF,
lliiliSiiltiuiliuil Hmltai llli
.lay lin II ... Hu i Vuiag-u .... . Inn
lllllel Uoni cult 1011 l.nrar '17
fvu ula) 'tiluriaua ...... 'J7
AlouuRtoua I
Noti. 'I ho fourth race on tlio regular pro
gi tmme was declared orr and tho sixth raen
divided, the Hint half being now thu fuuith
race.
Will Plead His Causo at Ttome.
ItiY AKBocuTrp 1 nrna 1
Hr. 1 mis, Mig. ll-l .ltlicrKuhlmnn.wnosp
! niuenslun by the HUhopof Alton has fie
I aled inch a hfiisillmj will picsent hl side ot
Mlie (.isu tolliiini. lie will have fur the
j Mi mill i Its Ihu nist tif the lomlngwui.
lie b ij s he Hoes nut know w n.it hu Is ,n cused
1 or, nor who his aicusirsaie.
A Duel After tho Dmico.
T jiiocuirn i nrm I
MovTuoiiEitv, Ala , Aug. i:i At a dance In
Whitehall, about two miles from here, Will
Wralbcrly aud a vnuug man named Dantzli i
had a uuarrel nbiiitl u glil. Alur the dance
the ipiarrtl wasicnewnl, und We.itheil) chew
a pltol ifiilnliot D.ml7lii inthelig. liantlei
leturmd tho shoi, killing Weitlierly In-nuutlv.
r W'rol Minrr l'i.i'iiu t -liillnn and
I err; nl ilie I'oni ol Irniikllii
Mlrerl, nrih lllvrr.
Tha naw WeittShorn piahnepr station anil ffiry
at thu tout uf 1-rank in l . .Nurtli Hlvar, la alicut
couplcteit aud wi l,a open I r pannKr traltn
Mundaj, Am. Id, Tu Imit and pasarnyr Inikf
nea nuw hwlnc hand fit it VVeal I3ttit, ffirT will
ha iramfrrred to rrankli'i at, tin tlieabura ilata, ","
Nell Nelson in Oolidom.
Buy the BUNDAY WORLD and
read Noll Nelson's flna artlclo on tho
doU-uiHlcorn ol Sonneheror. Tno little
Gonnoberfrer'H keenest enjoyraont Is
rru zsd on flndlnir a fflrl who hus
dropped Irora n modollnr's cart,
taltlns: ho- by tho heols and dsslslnir
hor bratns out 07or the cobble
stones. '
OUR LILLIAN 13 HOME.
- -
The Queen of Light Opem Eeturus
on the City of Now York.
She Looks Beautiful. Well and
Happy, as Usual.
Her New IMuy, "Tho Mouutetmuki,"
Will Open In San Fran
cisco ept. ii,
'ILo liinian lino slcnmshlii city if New
T ork steamed up to Lei duck ut the foot nt
t lnlsiophir stud, North liivci.thls morn
ing, with 11 brand new recuid and r.M.l ilu.
lighted pasbcnsers tn board.
y y. r ,,,y
lll-'S 1IIUAS Ht9EI I.
Miplcit (jiieenstnnn last Mundaj moi'ing
, at u.io oVlock and arrived nt Sandy llool; at
l.O.'i tills morning, completing her passago
fioin Haunt's Hock Light In Just 5 davK. !'()
1 houi sand :m minutes, or U 5 minutes fastir
than hor piev lousiest iccord ot :, dajs, m
houisand 14 mluutis.
lucre was a populai rumor among tho pas.
sengcis that thu New fork's fast trip was
i due largclj to tho presenco on bond of n
i mascot In the presenco of Jll-s Lillian ltus.
'soil, tho alrj, fairy cantatrlce, who was
leturnlng from her Summer vacation in i.on-
rapt. Arthur W. I ewls was too gallant to
denj that Miss Itussells presence had been
an Inspiration to tho big ship to do some
record-breaking, but ono of. the old lai", who
w as more Jolly than gallant, allowed that t he
New York's faet trip was duo solelj to the
overhauling she had experienced on tho dry
dock at Llverpool.whero the snip was scriped
repainted and DUt Into shape for an attempt
at equalling or exceeding, If possible, the
rceoidmado by her bister ship, tho Cltj of
I'arl" 3 days, ir liouis, .is minute .
llutn hatcver was the direct cause of her fast
trip, ever) body on the New ork from apt.
Lcv.ladown to the cabin bojs was reeling In
unusually good spirits. No accidents or lncl
dents had oicurred to mar the pleasure of tho
voyage, which had been thoroughly enjojablo
throughout.
l'ursir 'Ihomas Klnsej was ispeunlly en
tliuslastlc over the New 'iorks trip, width
had been made, ho said, In tho fato of pci
slstcntly contini) winds aud head seas.
Altogethci the ship had travelled M,;:,
I nots, or ten knots fiuthei thaufhe went on
her previous fuste-it trip In octobei, ihliu
Her best day's I un was ."(! knots, made jr
U'ldaj. An tVEsiso Woriii repotter boarded thu
Cllj of Nuw 'iork off iompklusvlllo tills
morning, just alter she lift Quaiantlue. '1 ho
passeugen who all ut breakfast, but Ills.
liuasell, who was easily the most noted
among all thu tiuiatci, was nowhere to lu
seen.
'I ho fair soug.blidsang at the charitable
entertalnmint lulu ou liomd last night In aid
I of the heauien's Orphanage and Illue Auiluu
soclitj, tif Ne'v iork aud I lvcrpnul, and was
ktlll courting MoiplKua lu htr stateroom on
tliestarboaidslde, att.
.Miss HusmUh ti lection was ilatiei'a
1 euve Me Not, Dear Heart,' and occasioned
(ouslderablo loiutaeiil among htr hearers,
who, since leunlug mat the air), fairj uno
hadteriiHd au fitlir of uiarilage Hum lid
anaKei.T. Henry J umli, li id urn Mispt clril
that I llllan's heart was lndingti nt having
h i foi uti) onu 1 1-e.
Perhaps there iiuybe something In It oifi
all, thoiigl'. for luter Miss Huastll warded urr
an attempt to bblvo her mjsterluus luttn
tlonj. '1 litre was no question to tho minds of
I llllan's hearers last night, however, that she
Ml tlriply what bLe was singing, and, of
toufe, the audteiiee ih'inanded aid recelvid
an encore. It was th llrst time the Mnulonn
sougsliess had ever Ming 0'i boinl ship, und
he was lis delighted with hei nvntlun a.the
passengers weie charimd w Ith the slngi r.
.Miss I.lhilvn I rlend, ihu nclrt-s, and
Frank I lncoln, the American liumoilst, who
with his wile and Utile son has been abroad
In Lurope, Australia, rhlna, ludla and Japan
for five j curs, also look pan In the entertain
ment. .Miss HustoH strip was also niarkod bv an
nlhci p aiurc, which may or ma) not have
been pkasiul. sho hud a "double." hho hei
self was i.oi awaio of it, but the rest nf the
'passengers weie and lulsinok the "double '
i foi tin songstress einlluu.ill) at tho l.gln
nlng nl the vojagc, but nut having a speaking
acquaintance with either no embarrassing
situations lcsultcd
'J lie "doublo" wai jolnled out to 'lur
y v immi Woki n man by a steward as ,i Mrs.
I I'lltiey. Mio had tho samo hnlr as Lillian's,
I but sbo was mtro ptilte, her feHiures were
I slightly moie angular and her cuinplexlnn
Iliad u niddler look lhan Ml-i lluell's
Ollierwlso hhe r einhlert I Milan ici) ilu-iU
en ii In Unit iailloiil.il whin In n 1 illl.m
ackiiowlciUeil ou tLe vli ricH-niiml In the
I famous lights stilt, ' that i.a' lire had Ib, i
I vtrj geiitniiii to her
i riuiiAi: mm mr OTina mkim.hh,
A large niimbei nf New inrkcit. went dnwn
the baj on tlio rcveniieLUtterlnlucf.1 irleuds
on board Ihu I'ltj of New ork, but no one
greeted Mbs llussc-ll except Tuc tvr.Mbti
i
i
PROPOSED NEW IMPROVEMENTS FOR BATTERY PARK.
Wni.ni tepoiler. II" met tho pi lint donna
as sho emerged tinui hei btateioom, nesli
Horn the hands of hei nnld, and smiled down
lho promenade duk with a jatintj step that
betokened perfect hi alth and liipplncs.
'Ihe sun had risen fiver long Island shortl
beforo aud was flooding tho bay with silvery
light whoso brightness own 'dispelled tha
the ugl smoko that blew ovci Platen lRland
frotn.tcnej soil reilnerles. It wasa brllllint
spectacle, but lho queen ot light opera was
even moie ladlan.
j It wasn't hei tojtiunc. That was plalu
and even iiopulni. A iiivj blue flauuol blazer
suit, with iolkn.doi waist nnd Juuuty Bailor
hat, comprised tho cc-tume, and her tolo
' plcco of Jewelry was a laigo medallion
brooch. Mmplu enough and even common, It
julght havo teen called, but worn by I lUlan
ltussell It becamo vvouderlull attractive.
The moment she appeured on detk she, was
tho observed of all observers, and as khu
a nlked along thu promtmdo forward hits
went ott In rapid suctes'-lon. It was plulu
tli it I llllan was verj popular with her fellow
passengers, and even htr lady associates
smiled n chi ery good moi nlng.
Hut Lillian's smile thit was the J'eiet ct
It all. As her naturally beautiful feitures
rtlaxed gently and dlsplajid teeth of which
any woman mig'it be proud, the sun hlmsidt
tempoi urlly retired behind a cloud, and onh
peeped out to take a lesson In tho true art of
smiling.
I llllan was looking well and evidently feel
ing well. Her ten weeks' vacation has nu'
tended to render her iiu iiiorosIph-llke in
form than when her departure cast a tem
poiary gloom uur Ni w orkors, Lut thu
bloom of jouth and btautv has takon a tinner
gilp on her than ever. -
"Sill I IkH THE HOI SrEBASkf."
Had sho had an injovabla Hip; Lcrlaliily,
bhehid; perfeellj splendid. I hen sho lou
I tinned-
I "Hiil ibis a gloilous munilng. I)u jou
I know I'm Ktn.it to get bark wbeie 1 can gel u
I glimpse of wane suimhltii) onuimoie. Whj,
I I've Iceii fiozeu all the lime 1 ve been In 1 on
, don.
"How do I like no low play ''lho Mouutc-
bauks' eb, vtiy much, very much. Indeed,
excepting in) part. 'U.emu-lcHveiy prelt.
I "I think I shall like in) piualli'i a little,
I bit It had tn bosnenglheiieil .1 gie.il deal.
i Mi, Ivan faijll, who married i.eralillnii
timer, ou know, lias written mo tetri.il
I nuw snugs lot II, whli h will male It much
sli'iiigor.
"Moil of the time I devourt lu watihlng
the perloi miucu ut the pla. bill of curs" I
hod jilent) ot lime lor iilca5uie, and I havu
thoroughly enjoyed injoc'lf.
I "Nu, I shall mil i( main lung In New or!
I'm g dug right through to Irli u nu the a'M,
when: wo upen In Ihu Muunlcbaiiks' uu
, Mpl. '1 bin we cJine back 1 1st and open
i heie li. lh t, .mien Tin alio on lire 1.',
"Idldnlgcl anv tuiimresabioid, lit il Is
Lone except a few prlvalo ones from 1'ilU
and oni ut two other Paris meiilliie. 1 -oiuc
times ilu gel btat,o lostuinis abroad, but 1
tun get bi tti r bulttd here, thuugu 11 costs
uea It le m .
I "VW had a splendid little eriteit.ilntucnt
' hist DUIil It iMlslhu I'lst tlllie 1 evu Mil i;
uiithuwatci and I in) j)t I lho new evpeil-
I I ncu hugel)
Hen1 Ilio lOtiVifilli n n.'teil J t-t a trifle'
In fine thu rcpnt lei ullgn coinage enough
I to touch iipuii the repoit i f I lllian s engage '
I merit to Manager 'I. Henry 1 rctirli. Ni
boontl hat) hu luciitlouc 1 Ml. 1'ri rich s n ime,
I however, tnaii thu cintairlro interrupt! d
him somewhat ncivousl) with:
"Oh, jes, indied. hi! lial es-nh, yis
1 1 beard all about lint. tiy funnj, wasn't
lit Ha! ha!" j
uii beo every tlire I gfi awaj there's
' alwaj squlle 'i lluiry biauol havi d' nc 1 1
hiii cullij, to do -omclhliig or other, bit Its
nlw i)s I hi .inn rlurr " I
Hut did j ill ar what Ml I rem h sild '
about it' ' vi uliirid lho icpoitti.
I "es, m slitir sent inu a iupy ot nil ,
AVnitlli with his Intirvlun, aud I llli in
looked somewhat serious tor lur "I I"-1
i llevo hu iniidu some ebiu lul nplv in Ihe
cfliclthal he hsdaskul Ml-s llu-n'll In line,
tif in and she had lelusel but ho dldn I seem
to teel vt rv bad about li. '
" Hut was Mr. I n nch s remark the truth' '
the reporli r -latte 1 In .1-1,.
Mlis llu-i 11 Hi'i led n rlpnllns little laugh, I
and us she tiled in icpicss a 1 1 1 li .hi-
olTIU
"ll'iillv, vnu nitisi cveiise nu rinw. Ilu
IIWlllll) Iihii;iv
iliu tin bvnitclili'k i.' ii'ire tilppid
Ilu i i Hi -. iliion . i nn i ,i d '" i tue
M I I-. I I IK lkld-l t 11 ' III" '- ll'il inn. wa
in ii i u "i Mi. I ruicii, und.i'iri Med ii liii:
htrsfll tu ue i ustutiis Inic tins. Mis,
Itucs 1 dime with hu In ild in hi i liouii, ul
i llli West HrD-thlrd mnri, whero hi vlli,
I retelvo a dcltgallou vl tic,wpnper men this
eveuluj.
i
SMALL-POX IN TREMOlir.
An Italian Found with tlio Disease
tn Urf Aelvancnel EtaKO.
A case of simll-pox ar 108 List tine Iltin
ilinl and 'lhlrtieth street was n pot led to the
police of tho 'Jremenl Miilluu this morning.
'I he) went tn the house and found Louis
Madlula, an Italian laborer, thirty years old,
bUtTeilng from the illhiau Hi lis advanced
stage.
'Ihe man was removed it onco aud sent tn
the hosplt il ot North Ilinther Island. The
hoiisii was quaiaiillneil b) the Heard ur
Health
MARIE TEMPEST HERE.
She Arrlvoa Tola Mornlngf by the
Columbia.
'ihe steamship Columbia, ot the Hamburg
American line, .urlvul ut Sandy Hook Light
ship at.'iui this morning. Mho sailed nom
"outhamptnu list halurday attet noon, nuk
ing the U'jngo In bU ditji and seVeuUeu
hours.
Among the jiassengcrs was .MM Xlarle
Tempest.
em Aug. r, e hailesHtewart Draperra saloon
passenger aqid ttt)-oue, dlid of clrrhoslsot
ilin llvei. Ihe body w lb brought to this port
and will bo tent lo his homo at t-dglnai,,
.Mich.
m a
THE WORLD IN MINIATURE.
Bt. Louis to Have a Novel Toature
at Its Annual Show.
1st AbociATrn rsi xa 1
br. lofu, Mo, Aug. lti.-Ono of the most
attractive tcaturcs In the Illumination of the
cltv during the Tall festivities will bualaige
globe which will be erected al the lutersei
of llroadwa) and (Hive street.
'i ho globe Is leio leet lu clieumfcri nee, and
all the cnntlm nis and the large Islands uf the
oceans will bo painted on Its surface. 'Ihu
oiejns, sous and lakes ff tbe world will be
designated Dj Incandescent lights.
it will take loi this purpoMi fi.000 lncau
desc nr lainps or twelve -candle powei each.
'I he effect of this niousti r globu lighted up
will Let u mugnlllccni one.
DISCUSSING " UNBELIEF."
Dlonphil Gorman Evanecllcal I.u.
thorun Coriforence.
'I Ids niuruliKs W'i-loii ut thu IllennUil
riermau I vaiigclloal Lutheran eontereniu
was t,lvuii tu a luither ilKeusslon of "I libe
ller '
Ihue will be in utiicr session to-day or tu
morrun. 'Ihe ruombeisut the f oufircncego
t j t oncy I-luiiU tins .iftei nunu for an outing,
Hint will iisiirnu the conference next Muh.
RAIDED BY CAPT. CROSS.
Foil) -onu Mun ArrostHil unit All Let
Oo In Court.
canine! -luiuu, prupiietor uf (hesuloouat
Til I udlow otreei, anil forty ineu who were
Ida) lug cards lor money there when the place
was raided last nlghl by i apt. iro.v, cre
artalgned lu tsex Market couit thlsuoin
ln.'. slnioii luomlscd not to permit gambling lu
his place again aiut he and the Inn j prlfcone
,vi 1 1 let gi.
LEVY STILL BLOODTHIRSTY.
Ha V. ill rttblii'ly Kopetvt HU Denun
ciation of thu Mtvrauls tie, Morns,
eeioiutlevy leavu for Uc-ton to-night,
wh"re ho win piclde in iuoitow afternoon at
the iiistallitlon of two new lodges ot the In
dipeiident Older of miiis uf llenjamln. t a
rueptlon tn follow, the C'irouer wllldcllvei a
leiKtli) address upon the nnlLiinltlemnvi.
iiii-iii now In pioiress In rrnnte, and will
pul.ilclv lepci' his denuuciaituii uf Marquis
ilt Mures
Nuw Governor of tno ChlckasnwH.
fnr A"! urtu r niva. I
HtMn, 'lev vag. ll-Jouis Wolfe 'as
been ihi'ed inivernuruf tho ehlekasaw ui.
Hon YV olle Is a full-blooded Indian and does
nui speak a word of Higllsh He Is bltlerli
npp sid lo n'i liglsUtluii which hah u ten.
diuiy lo adv.iuio nls uuiiou in elvilUatlon.
miMIIIT IVT 111 111,111 VlOlkl lt
I h onl ilittTfn otpivii a IUti-ia near id I
111 11 1 s lilt Ai la ah lotMvCiicicartt is ttrr ','
Nell Nelson in Dolldom.
Hoael In tlio hl'SDAY WOltl D ot
N'oll Knlxon rt visit to bonneibe'rc In J
tltn Ihuimsrian r'oront, vvlioao I'.!,
000 inhivbittiniB, with ono or two!
unimportant exceptions, aro en.
IfuifoU In naBlclng dolls.
10WAS OBEY THEIR MESSIAH.
Thoy Hare Left the Itcaervatlon and
May Do Some Ojost Danclntr,
1st APanctxirn rnraa I
(itiTHKit.t). I,, Aug, l.t The Iowa Indians
havulelt then allotments and have gone tu
live with tin lr tribal colpitis, tbe otoes.
'lhe say their teason for this Is that there
has been received bj them from tho coming
Messiah a n vilallon tu the elTect that lu
ordei to noelvo tho proper innslilerallon
trotn him when hu lumes tiny must abandon
civ llled customs ut life and muni to old
method s.
COT LOST AND ROWED 220 MILES.
Four Bailors Have a Terrible Er
porloncs with roc nnd Starvation.
IhT ASXnfTlTrn rilEAl.t
IlAtrrtv, N. s. Aug. il Alouzo viuuioe
and James I ukornon. ot N'ova rcutla; llcorre
Jessup. of oloiirester, and Andrew blrlck
land, uf notion, have been landed here by tbe
stc.tmci I uncuburg und will bo Edit to
Hostou.
'I hey were of the crew ot tho bchooner
Helen V. hltleti, f.loucestcr, and got lost In
a fog while out In tvro dories list 1 uesday
morning. 'Jhey weio ricked up Thursday
moiiilng, having meanwhile roned "..'0 rulk'S
with unci biscuit and a Utile water tot nout.
Ishment.
NOT USED TO OUR WHISKEY.
A Younc Welshman Qets Fighting
Drtm'a: and Comes to Grief.
A joung Wclsluniii ti imcd lilchird Terr),
who bad been re.iied In the Mar) lebonedl
trlct of I Iverpoul, was tuoupht up befmo Jus
tice Urad) al thu Tombs 1'ollcu Couit to-da),
accused of dlnordetly cundutt.
He was arrested In thu saloon, tl barren
street, wheio ho nssuultrd the bartender,
VWIIIamU hir. l'erry fought the pollc and
'It look seven of Ihttn toget hlrn tn theslu-llou-housc.
Ihu pilsiiner said tint ho ai rived csiei day
on the lliltaiinu: and ho felt sure that tha
whlskev hu drunk was drugged nud gave him
fal'c streugih. lie was discharged with a
eautlou.
TWO DEAD BABIES FOUND.
One In the Gutter, tho Other In the
Streot.
I'aiti'lmau I awrenco I. llatpeit, of the
I uit one Hundred aud Tvvetit) Ixlli stitct
i btiillon, found the dc id body of ,i boy bib
l)lug In thu front ot :i."j Lasi one Hundred
and Kiev enth street at 5 o'clock this morning.
It was rcmovedlo the Hirlem .Mtugue.
I'ollceman t harles Mulh-r repot lid to the
L'oruritr's ultlci this ri.oinlu that at u uillasl
night he loiiuil the dead bod) uf a imu.iIjj-i-cut
In) babj Ijlnglii Hie sireet at .ilarluu
and llroomo slieets, mid remuveil It to the
Morgue.
ChrvrsroB Her Brother wtth Fotfery.
UT iilUelATl u mLa4 I
liAssinv, e unn , vug. l.t Uljs i arollno
11:. While, worth sjiuootm lu hei own right,
I is contesting the will ot her father, the late
llllam It. Idle, which leaves hei a I -gar)
uf .,unn out of an estato v ilued at .'."iu,
uiio. 'I lure lie fuui uriier ihllilien, i ne 1 1
whom, .liimes 1 While, she accii-csui having
oigcd the will In iii"silo!i.
Whalon 'Whipped In Ten Round.
'MY AfcSUl 1A1I11 II LA 1
I'omii'.n ore., Vug. Kl -(.eorge Collins,
ot.-.ui 1 laiutsci', and .lames Whnlen, of Port
land, fought bfloie tuo 1 aroma Athletic Club
last night foi a puit 1 1 ."iOu. VMiaieu was
knocked out lu the tenth touud.
Ihfat Ittialnraa tlppurtuillt v .
Toleaefoi term it )eais, loui-stjiy build-
ing at u.ucr of Park How and Ann t.ieet
J arKe$
K." 11
n !
5 v -
opposite Astor House. Address i;ooa S,
i-VLUucriluhOJu.'. V j
USTEDITIOH. I
II
GEPHEUS STRANDED. 1
The Iron Steamboat Struck a "
Snag Ctf the Bell Buoy.
Panic-Stricken Passengers Landed 1
at the Coney Island Pier.
I'naMe to lleturn. with a lilt; Ilala m
In Her Sturbonrd, hbo Was 1
Ileui'lied on Norton's I'olnt. M
j
'lho tcphciis.of the Hon steamboat Com fljj
pany's rleet, lies stiandid on the beach at &W
t onev Island, just lusldo ot Norton's Point,
with a big hole in her starboard sldo a few iVfl
feet lorvvardof thepaildlo-bux. 'M
Mio Mtuck a snag ou hei trip tn the Iron &
riur i"iily last evening as bho wa? passluj M
Ihe bell buo), fthlch Is about opposltothD old iM
West Lnd iesr.it. Her hull was knocked lu )
nnd two uf th forward compartments "M
Cuoded ,
What the natuie of tlif obstitictlon was has 'M
not )et liecn ascertained, but ttio shock was JtjB
enough to u e.iie a panic among the .'00 pas- fM
sengers nn board the i opticus, and for A "
time the situation appeared to be very serl- M
oils . J
'Ihcfcrecof the blow sent tl.eri0.se of tha
steamboat tuwards thu beach, and as sho ran j'"l
a considerable tlKtanci- iKifore tho engines "jl
wore btopped, lier keel scraped along tha vjjjj
sand) botiom In the shallow water. When
the steamboat wan tlnall) brought to a stand- "tl
still she began locking to and fro lu tho '.!
he .tv) ground swell. Am
lho passangeis were gieatly frightened v
and thcru was an tvcltlng tush lorllti-pre-
servers w omen screniucd nnd children be-
gau cr Iriir, and tho im n weie scrambling gM
about In scutch of preservers, evpectlnif JjJ
every moment that the stiamer would topplo jffl
nvet and dump them all Into Uie surf. They MB
had also been ptcliy well shaken upbyth Jil
shock. kjM
rAMC-STKitxtv rAsspMiKn?. Si
j . few cool-headed ones tried tu persuade .JjJ
I thelrexcltcd and panic-stricken fellow pas- )M
sengers that the dancr would not be gieat, ;M
as they weie only a shoit distance from M
shore, and Capt. (harles A. l'earce dldhli M
best to reassure them, with but little success .JJ
for half of them were frightened out of their iM
' wits, a'-d tho women especially were terror- 'M
stricken and clung franticall) to their bus- f'm
bands and friends. ,"M
, All this happened In a moment, but as soon '
a, tho pilot had time to collect his senses ho j
sounded the signal to reverse tho engines. "
As the big wheels began tu revolve there was Jm
islialnlng und creaking, and lu a few mo- ','
ments the steamer began to move slowly. 'fl
1 hen sho slid backwards and was In deep l
water again. si
Sho Immediately righted and apparently VI
Was none the woise for the accident. 2u ijfl
time was spent In making an Investigation, !M
but Capt. l'earce made at onco for tho Iron j fl
l'lerln older to get his passengers ahote ai
soon as possible. w
He wxs none too prompt In his action, tor
ou the w ay tu the pier the strainer began lo j fl
list heavily to starboard, and It was found ; 1
that she was leaking badly. Several of tho ,v
rompirtinpiit weio reported to be rapidly -J
nilliigwlth water. .
ALL SAlLI V I ANDLD. M
Mlhln ten minutes after luc incident the '!
( epheusvvas ui&do fast to thu pier aud the i.fl
tilghtened passengers hurried ashore, thauk- ;.-fl
tul to have escaped with their lives. They 'M
fortuuaiil) did not kuow that tho Cepbeus $M
had been stove In and was leaking, or they ;
would huvo been still more alarmed. rdfl
A hasl) examination ut the plersbowcd tho rM
big hole lu the visits aide to be some tits- "M
tanco Ik'Iuw the w uler line. fl
Two of the starboard compart incuts had '
already nlled, and It was feared that If she ,M
la) lunger lu the heavy swell of theseaiuore jM
dimago would bo done. -u capt. l'earce de- jfl
cldvd to start back fur Vi vv orlcatonce, re. ij
lying upon tho twelve uiher compartments fl
whkh were- still intact to keep the strain- ;1
bu-ii snoat till she reached the city. fl
Nopisscugcis were taken aboard, and the 'fl
only persms ou the Cepheui when, she ;
staitcd back about s oclock were herofflcers '
rind deck hands, numbering about twenty fl
persons m all. .il
as the repheUslsit the pier those on shore 1
uullced that sno leaned away over to star-
board, and that '-he sank down considerably $W
below her water-line. '1
I 1MIII1 Tlll.ll' mit to m; TOHK. fl
I -he had not reached Norton's Point btfors 1
It nusdlscuvcred that the Hater was pour- M
' ti - cut of ono ut tho broken compartments si
uto tho hold, and b the time the Point was 1
passed, lho water had risen to the floor of the '1
boiler room. 1
I Tho riieuien were standing la water, and fl
I only a few inches more and thu furnace fires im
would be ctlugiilsbed. Engineer Wright re- (M
loilrd thai hi would be able to work the l
tu.'lueibiit a ten minutes longer, and upon ,fl
Hits eu,H ivarccgavclhtf order to beach the sm
steanu'i u' onco. $m
I she. h id i etude l the I'olut by this time and
w ia in the siiuoth walerot thu ba). Her J
iniw was pulii ed towards the shore and her j
V edslu kened. jj
In two minutes she scraped bottom again, ?
and then s'ldlngupln the mud arid sand,
nuk fasl with her bow high and dry out ot 1
water ,-s
M.e His in tint position this morning The sA
on in ".ink dnvvu In the witcrosshegr.nl- '?
mil filled lud the tires In the luruices, 4
which au n 'W parti illy submerged, were ;
put oat. y;
earn. I'eaiee weui ashcre and tc.egi aped lo ,j
tuentiii' ri't lho lunipin) the uct t,f thi ',
a ildi'tit, unl then went nb nrd ttu t tpuens i
again, where ho ii'inalued all ulgul vvlili his ;.
ortlecrsnud theriew,
Mipt. .1. ", I mlloni went rtunn nud took j
loai at the stranded Meamer last olgbtaivt '.

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